Urology Case Reports (May 2017)

Metastasectomy of Abdominal Wall Lesions due to Prostate Cancer Detected Through PET/CT Gallium 68-PMSA: First Case Report

  • Claudia Ochoa,
  • Angie Ramirez,
  • Rodolfo Varela,
  • Fabian Godoy,
  • Rafael Vargas,
  • Jorge Forero,
  • Andres Rojas,
  • Carmen Roa,
  • Carlos Céspedes,
  • Jose Ramos,
  • Marino Cabrera,
  • Andres Calderon

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.eucr.2017.01.008
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 12, no. C
pp. 42 – 44

Abstract

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Introducing the topic of abdominal wall metastasis secondary to prostate cancer with a reminder of the disease's rarity, being the first published case. This article is about a 66 year old patient diagnosed with prostate cancer [cT2aNxMx iPSA: 5,6 ng/ml Gleason 3+3, (Grade 1 Group)], treated with radical prostatectomy as well as accompanied with amplified pelvic lymphadenectomy, who subsequently presented metastatic lesions to the abdominal wall diagnosed with PET/CT Gallium 68-PMSA technique and treated with abdominal metastasectomy with adequate short term results.

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